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(adj) Causing shock or horror
Syn: gory
Ant: pleasant |
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(vb) To steal
Syn: defraud, steal
Ant: appropriate |
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(adj) Happening by accident
Syn: accidental
Ant: intentional |
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(adj) Excessively smug or smooth
Syn: servile
Ant: blunt |
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(adj) In the surrounding area; narrow in thoughts
Syn: narrow-minded
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(n) A shade created by trees, resentment
Syn: annoyance
Ant: pleasure |
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(vb) To strongly dislike
Syn: loathe
Ant: adore |
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(adj) Lacking originality
Syn: corny
Ant: original |
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(n) Composure or coolness
Syn: aplomb, poise
Ant: excitability |
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(adj) Rebellious, refusal to authority
Syn: rebellious
Ant: obedient, supportive |
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(adj) Roundabout, not direct
Syn: indirect
Ant: direct |
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(adj) Resulting by chance rather than a certain cause
Syn: incidental
Ant: inherent |
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(adj) Annoyed or easily irritated
Syn: irritable
Ant: serence |
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(adj) Worn out, weary
Syn: worn out
Ant: strong, energetic |
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(n) A break
Syn: pause
Ant: continuation |
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(n) Tendency to do something
Syn: inclination, tendency
Ant: inability |
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(adj) Not taking a particular side, being vague
Syn: vague
Ant: committed |
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(vb) To make amends
Syn: redeem
Ant: flaw, mess up |
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(n) A group or union
Syn: alliance
Ant: splinter |
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(n) A hint or indirect reference
Syn: hint
Ant: direct statement |
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(n) A special right or privilage
Syn: perk
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(n) Great excitement (vb) To produce alcohol by chemical reaction
Syn: commotion
Ant: peace |
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(n) Official approval
Syn: commendation
Ant: disapproval |
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(adj) Deserving recognition and praise
Syn: praiseworthy
Ant: blamesworthy |
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(vb) To speak on one's behalf
Syn: intervene
Ant: hinder |
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(vb) To make easier or milder
Syn: alliviate, facilitate
Ant: intensify |
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(vb) To make pretense of
Syn: pretend
Ant: to be real |
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(vb) To direct or order
Syn: direct, command
Ant: allow, permit |
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(n) Self confidence
Syn: self-confident
Ant: self-concious |
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(adj) Weary, worn out
Syn: sated
Ant: unspoiled |
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(n) The process of adapting a new culture
Syn: adaptation
Ant: rejection |
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(adj) Thin, weak
Syn: thin, weak
Ant: strong, solid |
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(adj) Bitter
Syn: bitter
Ant: bland, sugary |
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(n) To coax to gain a desired result
Syn: sweet talk
Ant: intimidate |
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(vb) To make faster
Syn: speed-up, progress
Ant: hinder |
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(adj) To be strict
Syn: strict
Ant: lenient, low-maintiance |
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(vb) To assign credit to
Syn: credit
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(adj) Existing in name only, too small to be considered or taken seriously
Syn: token
Ant: excessive |
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(vb) To attempt to dissuade
Syn: protest
Ant: be in agreement with |
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(vb) To bring forth
Syn: evoke, bring forth
Ant: repress |
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(n) Decline or decay
Syn: decay
Ant: growth |
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(vb) To rise above
Syn: Surpass
Ant: descend |
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(vb) To feel sorrow for
Syn: to empathize
Ant: to not feel sorry for |
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